Chapter 5 questions
Answer these questions from Chapter 5
- All major health-related disciplines use a __________ view of children – that each is interconnected with the other and the environments that they experience.
- Ecologic
- Holistic
- Top-Down
- Bottom-Up
- T/F: While we know including families is best practice, it is not a federal law.
- What are the five potential outcomes of family occupations?
Enter answer here.
- What family resource is defined as properties family members use to engage in a balanced pattern of needed and desired activities in a way that enables them to fulfill the family functions?
- Family resources
- Financial
- Human
- Time
- Emotional energy
- What family resource is defined as remuneration from productive activities that enable the family to acquire material things such as a place to live, food, and clothing?
- Family resources
- Financial
- Human
- Time
- Emotional energy
- What family resource is defined as the knowledge and skills family members bring to activities?
- Family resources
- Financial
- Human
- Time
- Emotional energy
- What family resource is defined as the minutes, hours, and days to engage in activities that enable families to fulfill their functional roles?
- Family resources
- Financial
- Human
- Time
- Emotional energy
- What family resource is defined as experiencing close interpersonal relationships during shared activities?
- Family resources
- Financial
- Human
- Time
- Emotional energy
- Name three of the six key concepts of a family systems model.
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- What term is demonstrated when the activity of one person influences the activities of other family members?
- Interdependent influences
- Predictable patterns
- Daily routines
- Family traditions
- Celebrations
- What term refers to the way an effective family system organizes daily and weekly activities and familiar ways with special events?
- Interdependent influences
- Predictable patterns
- Daily routines
- Family traditions
- Celebrations
- What includes interactive rituals that take on symbolic meaning and seem to be so habitual that people do not consider doing them another way?
- Interdependent influences
- Predictable patterns
- Daily routines
- Family traditions
- Celebrations
- What types of activities help family members develop a sense of group cohesion and emotional well-being?
- Interdependent influences
- Predictable patterns
- Daily routines
- Family traditions
- Celebrations
- What are predictable patterns of doing activities, such as religious rituals, that are shared with members of the community?
- Interdependent influences
- Predictable patterns
- Daily routines
- Family traditions
- Celebrations
- Professionals should include ______ ______, as well as other ________, in communications regarding a child. This helps unburden the ______ _____ of the responsibility of communicating with all appropriate family members.
- Both
- Parents
- Caregivers
- Siblings can help elicit what during intervention?
- Maximum effort
- Reactionary responses
- Communication
- What type of diagnoses create significant shifts in daily occupations?
- Serious behavioral problems
- Learning disabilities
- Autism spectrum disorder
- Cerebral palsy
- Most available research on caregiving team focuses on ____________, although that has changed in recent years.
- Answer here.
- T/F: Occupational therapist should only consider evidence-based literature when offering suggestions.
- What term describes a common nationality or language shared by certain groups of families?
- Ethnicity
- Acculturation
- Family Structure
- Socioeconomic status
- What term refers to the process of selectively blending tradition, activities, and interactive styles with the majority ethnic group?
- Ethnicity
- Acculturation
- Family Structure
- Socioeconomic status
- What term describes the family features that influence how the family organizes itself to fulfill essential roles?
- Ethnicity
- Acculturation
- Family Structure
- Socioeconomic status
- What term reflects a composite of different factors, including the social prestige of family members, educational attainment of the parents, and family income?
- Ethnicity
- Acculturation
- Family Structure
- Socioeconomic status
- What term refers to the emotional climate between parent and child?
- Parenting style
- Parenting practices
- What term refers to the goal-directed activities that parents do in raising their children?
- Parenting style
- Parenting practices
- T/F: The goal of occupational therapy recommendations should be to benefit the entire family by increasing the child’s independence at minimal cost in time and energy to the parents.
- What type of communication involves family members expressing their care and support of each other?
- Affective communication
- Instrumental communication
- What type of communication involves family members giving each other role assignments, establishing schedules, making decisions, and resolving conflict?
- Affective communication
- Instrumental communication
- What term refers to a combination of beliefs and practices that define particular ways of working with families that are considered consumer-driven and competency-enhancing?
- Family-centered services
- Family support
- Direct services
- Family collaborative education
- What is designed to bolster a network of support to enhance the family’s natural strengths and family functions?
- Family-centered services
- Family support
- Direct services
- Family collaborative education
- What are provided when the occupational therapist engages a child in an activity with the goal of promoting the child’s skill acquisition and minimizing the consequences of a disability?
- Family-centered services
- Family support
- Direct services
- Family collaborative education
- This approach should be individualized to the families’ interests, learning styles, and knowledge levels:
- Family-centered services
- Family support
- Direct services
- Family collaborative education
- T/F: Evidence indicates the more parents know about development, the more responsive and supportive they are in interacting with their child and the better prepared they are to foster optimal development.
- T/F: Coaching caregivers may have more effect on children than direct services alone.
- T/F: Parents with intellectual or mental health impairments can be competent caregivers.